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Died SENATE · SESSION 2026

No. SB 1270

Food and Hemp Products
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SPONSOR
Davis
FILED BY
Tracie Davis — District 5, Democrat [search donations]
EFFECTIVE
7/1/2026
DIED IN
Agriculture

Filed under Agriculture.

PROVIDED SUMMARY

Food and Hemp Products; Providing conditions for the manufacture, delivery, hold, offer for sale, distribution, or sale of hemp extract; prohibiting the unpermitted business, street, or festival sale of hemp extract; requiring the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to preapprove advertisements; requiring such businesses and food establishments to keep certain records pertaining to lab results of hemp extract products and the suppliers of such products for a specified amount of time, etc. APPROPRIATION: $2,000,000

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Plain English Summary

AI-GENERATED
Limits hemp extract products to 2 milligrams of THC per serving.

Hemp extract sold in Florida can no longer contain more than 2 milligrams of THC per serving or 20 milligrams per container. Products containing delta-8, delta-10, HHC, THC-O, THCP, THCV, or synthetic cannabinoids no longer qualify as legal hemp extract at all.

Only permitted businesses may sell hemp extract, and street or festival sales without a permit are banned outright. Permitted sellers cannot operate within 500 feet of a school, daycare, gas station, or another hemp retailer.

Advertising must be preapproved by the state, cannot use words like THC or imply health benefits, and cannot be visible from public streets. Hemp and hemp extract can no longer be sold in any smokable form.

Event organizers who allow noncompliant or unpermitted hemp sales at their events face fines. Sellers must keep lab and supplier records for three years, and a third sale to a minor triggers automatic license revocation.

KEY PROVISIONS
§ 1 New potency ceiling on hemp extract THC content majors. 581.217(3)(e)

AIHemp extract sold in Florida may not exceed 2 milligrams of THC per serving or 20 milligrams per container, whichever is lower, on top of the existing 0.3% concentration threshold that already applies to hemp.

“may not exceed 2 milligrams per serving or 20 milligrams per container on a wet-weight basis, whichever is less” bill text, line 86 →
§ 2 Delta-8, HHC, and similar THC isomers excluded from hemp extract majors. 581.217(3)(f)

AIThe definition of hemp extract now excludes any product containing synthetic cannabinoids or the isomers delta-8 THC, delta-10 THC, HHC, THC-O acetate, THCP, or THCV, cutting off their legal pathway under the hemp program's compliance and labeling rules.

“any quantity of synthetic cannabinoids; or delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol, delta-10-tetrahydrocannabinol, hexahydrocannabinol, tetrahydrocannabinol acetate” bill text, line 92 →
§ 3 Unpermitted business, street, and festival sales banned majors. 581.217(7)(b)

AIHemp extract can no longer be sold by an unpermitted business, on the street, or at a festival. Only a business properly permitted under this section may sell it.

“Unpermitted business sales, street sales, or festival sales are prohibited.” bill text, line 170 →
§ 4 500-foot buffer zone around permitted hemp retailers majors. 581.217(7)(b)

AIA business permitted to sell hemp or hemp extract may not operate within 500 feet of a school, daycare facility, gas station, or another permitted hemp retailer.

“may not be located within 500 feet of a school or daycare facility” bill text, line 174 →
§ 5 Advertising restricted and subject to state preapproval majors. 581.217(7)(b)

AIHemp businesses may not advertise visibly from public streets, use imagery attractive to children, or imply unsubstantiated health benefits, and the department must preapprove every advertisement before it runs.

“All advertisements must be preapproved by the department.” bill text, line 190 →
§ 6 Hemp products banned in smokable form majors. 581.217(7)(d)

AIHemp or hemp extract sold in Florida may no longer take a smokable form such as flower or pre-rolls, removing that entire category from the legal market.

“Hemp or hemp extract may not be sold in a form for smoking.” bill text, line 210 →
§ 7 Third underage sale forces automatic permit revocation moderates. 581.217(7)(d)

AISelling hemp extract to a minor is a misdemeanor, and after a third violation within a year the department must revoke every one of the seller's licenses, permits, and registrations.

“upon a third violation, the department shall revoke the violator's license, permit, authorization, certificate, or registration” bill text, line 217 →
§ 8 Event organizers liable for noncompliant hemp sales at their events moderates. 581.217(7)(f)

AIAn organizer who allows an event to feature unpermitted sellers or hemp extract that fails compliance requirements is subject to a state administrative fine for each violation.

“A person who violates this paragraph is subject to an administrative fine in the Class IV category” bill text, line 239 →
TIMELINE
3/13/2026
Died in Agriculture
1/13/2026
Introduced
1/12/2026
Referred to Agriculture; Appropriations Committee on Agriculture,...
1/6/2026
Filed
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